Tabor College

Played in one varsity contest for Coach Mark Standiford and the Bluejays.

Bats Right and Throws Right

PRIOR TO TABOR

Riverland Community College (Austin, Minn.), Sophomore
Played in 41 of 43 games for the Blue Devils, led by Head Coach Derek Hahn, as the starting second baseman, making 117 at-bats and recording 48 hits and driving in 33 runs. Wolf finished the 2024 campaign with six doubles, two triples, and 21 RBIs, while walking 17 times and striking out 16 times. Wolf also stole nine bags as a Sophomore. Ashton finished his career at Riverland with a .410 batting average, a .496 slugging percentage, and a .485 on-base percentage. Wolf was part of a Blue Devils club that went 30-13 on the season, making an appearance in the NJCAA Region XIII tournament.

Named NJCAA DIII Baseball Player of the Week for March 27-April 2, hitting .786 and recording eight runs and two doubles as the Blue Devils took two games apiece from Anoka-Ramsey Community College and Minnesota North College-Rainy River.

Western Technical College (LaCrosse, Wis.), Freshman
Played in 10 games for the Cavaliers, led by Head Coach Josh Knoll, making 13 plate appearances and recording one hit and four runs. Wolf hit .077 in his lone season with the Cavaliers, on a team that finished 7-23.

High School: Eaglecrest High School (Aurora, Colo.)
Prepped at Eaglecrest High School in Aurora, Colo. for Head Coach Troy Humphrey on a Raptors squad that went 12-12 overall and 7-7 in the Centennial League his Senior year.

Personal
Son of Micah Hesting and Genel Wolf, has one sister, Reese Hesting. Majoring in Business Entrepreneurship. Favorite energy drink is anything Ghost Energy. Go-to Snack is any kind of gummy snack. Favorite Baseball memory is earning NJCAA National Player of the Week last season. If he could have one superpower it would be mind-reading.